Discovery Channel Megathread

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Dan a man: Dec 27, 2004; If there's really so many people in the world, there had to be someone who wasn't ordinary, someone who was living an interesting life. But why wasn't I that ChuChu?

You know, at first I didn't really like How it's Made. But it's grown on me a bit. It's not fancy or flashy or anything, but it gets the job done and it's pretty informative without any unrelenting in-your-face gimmicks.

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Dan a man: Dec 27, 2004; If there's really so many people in the world, there had to be someone who wasn't ordinary, someone who was living an interesting life. But why wasn't I that ChuChu?

B40C posted:

Oh, he also came across a dead zebra that had been killed and eaten by scavenging birds in Africa, and he ate that, too.

A while ago I was flipping through the channels with the sound muted, and I came up to the Discovery Channel and saw a mostly eaten zebra. I figured it was a regular nature documentary and decided to watch it. Well, Bear Grylls, (I had never seen the show before, so I didn't recognize him and still thought it was just a documentary) comes into view of the camera, takes out his knife, cuts off a piece of flesh, and eats it. My jaw nearly hit the floor.

# ¿ Apr 5, 2007 18:19

Dan a man: Dec 27, 2004; If there's really so many people in the world, there had to be someone who wasn't ordinary, someone who was living an interesting life. But why wasn't I that ChuChu?

I didn't realize it was the number 1 most requested myth. Not surprising though.

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